Expense
Expense noun - A payment made in the course of achieving a result.
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Synonyms for Expense
House and expense are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead a noun "Expense".
House
House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.
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However, given the Tanners have owned the house since the early 1980s, the mortgage is most certainly paid off, and California has extremely strict property tax controls for long term residents so as long as the house is still in Danny's name, the actual expense is quite low.
Source: Series / Fuller House -
You have to arrest and house the perp, go through the expense of a trial... plus it means you have to get lawyers involved.
Source: Judge, Jury, and Executioner - Anyone who had just bought a home would be all but expected to brown-bag it, in part because of the added expense of the mortgage, but also because the new house was associated with a new marriage which meant a wife freshly dedicated to the wifely arts.
Source: Useful Notes / The Fifties
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